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Volotea announces the launch of four new summer routes from Lille, offering travelers exciting destinations in Greece and Croatia. Passengers can now fly to Rhodes, Corfu, Kalamata and Dubrovnik and golden beaches, to be sure
Dubrovnik Airport is planning to expand flight connections to and from Dubrovnik this winter. To achieve this goal, we work with numerous airlines. Dubrovnik Airport plans to offer expanded routes in winter. The
In the current 2024 summer flight schedule period, Wizz Air passengers will have to forego Dubrovnik flights from Vienna-Schwechat. The carrier is also no longer heading to Nis. The destinations Kuwait City and Dammam, which were only added last year, are also no longer included
The low-cost airline Wizz Air is discontinuing the non-stop flights between Vienna and Dammam that were only started last year. The last flight on this route is scheduled for April 13, 2024. Two other routes are from
The low-cost airline Flynas plans to set up a route between Riyadh and Dubrovnik in the 2024 summer flight schedule. It would be the first non-stop connection from Saudi Arabia to Croatia. According to Ex-Yu-Aviation.com, Viktor Šober, managing director of Dubrovnik Airport,
Ryanair subsidiary Buzz will operate a seasonal base in Dubrovnik, Croatia, in the 2024 summer flight schedule. For this purpose, two medium-haul Boeing 737-Max-200 jets will be stationed from April 2024. The lowcoster has announced the addition of numerous new routes.
The low-cost airline Ryanair will operate a summer base in Dubrovnik, Croatia. In this context, some new routes to Germany are also being announced. There will be two trips each to Berlin, Weeze, Memmingen and Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden in the summer of 2024
Dubrovnik Airport has a new name: Officially, Dubrovnik Airport is called “Dubrovnik Rudjer Bošković Airport”, in honor of the physicist Rudjer Josip Bošković. Dubrovnik Airport has been renamed: The airport that normally conducts its flight operations under
Dubrovnik Airport reached a significant milestone last Thursday: the airport was able to achieve a passenger volume of two million passengers. Dubrovnik Airport reached another milestone this year
The airline Luxair plans to increase flight operations between Luxembourg and Dubrovnik. From May 2024, there will be two weekly flights to the Croatian city. The airline Luxair will continue flight operations between Luxembourg and Dubrovnik
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